A changed world: Study reveals people's expectations of life post pandemic


  • Family
  • Thursday, 13 Jan 2022

64% of the respondents feel that if and when the pandemic does end, the world would be “very different”. Photo: Freepik

What will life be like after the Covid-19 pandemic is a question that is likely to have crossed the minds of many.

A regional study “Asean Digital Generation Report: Pathway To Asean’s Inclusive Digital Transformation And Recovery” (Oct 2021) by the World Economic Forum and Singapore-based company Sea Ltd reveals that most people think the pandemic will last a long time and result in a very different world in the future.

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